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Lotte steps up recruitment of Vietnamese workers

Lotte Group stepped up efforts to recruit local talent in Vietnam with a three-day campus recruitment event in Hanoi that drew more than 3,000 job seekers, the retailer said Sunday. The group held its 2026 Lotte Global Campus Recruiting in Vietnam for three days starting Wednesday at five universities in the Vietnamese capital, including Vietnam National University and Hanoi University of Science…

Lotte steps up recruitment of Vietnamese workers

Lotte Group is ramping up its recruitment efforts in Vietnam, hosting a three-day campus recruitment event in Hanoi that attracted over 3,000 job seekers. The event, which took place from Wednesday to Friday, was held at five universities in the Vietnamese capital, including Vietnam National University and Hanoi University of Science and Technology.

Six Lotte affiliates operating in Vietnam participated in the event, offering recruitment briefings, career consultations, and mock interviews. The selection of universities was based on each affiliate’s hiring needs and the academic disciplines offered by the institutions. Currently, Lotte employs more than 10,000 local workers in Vietnam and plans to hire around 500 additional employees.

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